FDA Shortens Clinical Trial Timelines for Drugs and Medical Devices with AI
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The FDA launches a pilot program using Causal AI to shorten clinical trial timelines for drugs and medical devices, potentially reducing trial duration by 20-40% and speeding regulatory approval.
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